Homeowners along the river banks of Moffat Street in Pembroke are contining to suffer from landslides. The situation first evolved during several years of flooding prior to 2019. Leigh Costello was one of the residents who visited city council chambers recently, describing the current situation.
She recently told city council they had to make a hard decision a few years back.
Costello noted that her and her neighbors are at the mercy of the government and need Pembroke council to advocate for funding to fix the problem.
Costello says that they need the local government to advocate to the province for funding to stabilize the riverbank to keep them safe.
(Written by: Kyle Robinson)
